SimpleOne stores data as a collection of tables and records.
A record is basically a container of information stored in table columns. In the list view, it is displayed as a row. In the form view, it is displayed as a form with fields that contain values.
For example, a record in the User (user) table is displayed in the following way:
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In SimpleOne, a record form consists of the following parts:
If you do not have access rights to view some records, reference fields will display the following badges:
If a deleted column is selected in the field, the Column not found placeholder is displayed. Under the field, the following hint is displayed: Selected record is not found, choose another one
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When you do not have access to some records in the Related Lists area, the following message is displayed: Some entries are hidden by security policy
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Sections arrange fields on the form view by dividing them into tabs.
The Activity Feed allows you to track record changes and communicate with people involved by leaving Additional Comments.
There is a relevant input field for your comments. You can send your comments using the Ctrl + Enter keyboard shortcut or by clicking the send icon .
Besides that, the Activity Feed displays the history of field changes. The information is displayed for the fields whose values have been changed: previous values appear in gray; new values appear in black.
By clicking the tabs under the input field, you can filter out the displayed information:
In SimpleOne, lists and forms have a number of associated user interface actions displayed as buttons, links, and context menu items.